NEW RULE IN BULGARIA.
ALLIED SUCCESSES KNOWN:
GROWTH OF UNREST.
Australian and N.Z. , Cable Association. (Reed. 6.30 p.m.) . 'BOMB, Aug. 21. Tho new Bulgarian Ministry, has permitted the publication of allied communiques relating recent successes on the west front," which Dr. Eadoslavoff forbade as Prime Minister. .... ... \
Tho Daily Telegraph, discussing the Madrid report that King Ferdinand of Bulgaria is dying, and that tho proclamation of a Bulgarian Republic may be expected, says that neutral . newspapers attributed the removal of the Royal family from Sofia to internal political unrest as tho result of an econonuc crisis and the food shortage.
It is recalled that M. Malinoff, leader of the Democrats, succeeded Dr. Eadoslavoff in the Premiership in June. Dr. .RadcslavoiT has had a shady history. Ho served a long term of imprisonment for the embezzlement of public funds, and ho is recognised as Germany's tool. German newspapers recently protested against Malinoff, asserting that he was a Russophile, pursuing a policy diametrically opposed to that of Dr. Radoslavoff. It is impossible to say definitely what is happening in Bulgaria, and no news except the communiques has been received for three months.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16936, 23 August 1918, Page 5
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